As the Philadelphia Eagles are now 2-0 after beating the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, it came with some controversy, once again involving the “Tush Push” play.
The Eagles offense has been ugly. If it feels more than a bit like 2023 all over again, you’re not wrong. In some ways, it’s been worse. For the second time in three seasons the Eagles had to find a late replacement for their offensive coordinator.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense limited the Kansas City Chiefs to 294 total yards on Sunday, forced the game’s lone turnover and leaned on field position and situational runs to close out a 20-17 road win in Week 2.
The Philadelphia Eagles have one of the National Football League's most dominant individual plays in the "Tush Push." By now, you've heard all about the "Tush Push" or "Brotherly Shove" or whatever you want to call it.
The clock is ticking down at a deafening Arrowhead. Two timeouts sit unused. And every fan feels the weight of the decision. This moment is the ultimate test of guts and instinct for a head coach.
Talk about an anomaly. Over the past two seasons, the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles have had four games with under 100 net passing yards, including Sunday’s 20-17 win at Kansas City.
Jalen Hurts didn’t need a spotlight. He brought his own flame. Hurts stood tall in the heart of Arrowhead, with red flags waving and drums banging on Sunday.
The Philadelphia Eagles' Tush Push play could be facing a major challenge following their Week 2 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night. The Eagles ran the play seven times but all it took was one time for fans to go crazy after officials completely dropped the ball on obvious false starts.
The NFL season is only two weeks old, and teams are still learning to walk and talk, but two Eagles rookies have spoken loud and clear and have vaulted themselves into the early conversations for the league’s rookie of the year award.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Philadelphia Eagles relied heavily on the tush push to beat the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl rematch between the two teams on Sunday, and Adam Schefter believes the NFL should have stopped that from happening months ago.
The Philadelphia Eagles took care of the Kansas City Chiefs once again, defeating them 20-17 in a Super Bowl rematch from earlier this year. It wasn’t the best game from either side, but the Eagles found a way to get the victory in the end.
For years, Philadelphia has prided itself on building through the trenches, and Sunday against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, that philosophy paid off in a new way.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter completely missed out on playing Week 1 after he was ejected from the game for spitting in Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's face.
If you have been following along with the Philadelphia Eagles over the last few years, you've seen consistent winning. These last few years have arguably been the best stretch in Eagles history.
The ball just seems to find Andrew Mukuba. It’s like a hitter locked in during a late-season pennant race; everything just looks like a fastball. For the Philadelphia Eagles, that innate ability to be around the pigskin is becoming their most valuable currency.
The Philadelphia Eagles were thrilled when NFL owners voted to allow them to continue to run the tush push, but they may face a new challenge with the play following their win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
Finally, Jalen Carter made his season debut, and it was a winning one. After last week’s ejection for spitting on Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, the Eagles defensive tackle suited up and made life miserable for Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and did it with his immense talent, not his saliva.
The Philadelphia Eagles won their rematch of Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs, but quarterback Jalen Hurts wanted more from his offense on Sunday.
The NFL trade deadline is creeping up. Teams have until Tuesday, November 4, at 4 p.m. ET to make their final trades. After that, teams can't make a trade until the next league year begins in March of 2026.
Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts rushed for one touchdown apiece, and the Philadelphia Eagles held on for a 20-17 win over the host Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday afternoon.
NFL owners did not vote to ban the tush push this offseason, but that does not mean they wanted the Philadelphia Eagles to be able to run the play illegally.
Coming out of halftime, WR DeVonta Smith was injured trying to make a catch on the sideline for the Eagles. He’s now out of the game against the Chiefs and is being evaluated in the medical tent on Philadelphia’s sideline.
The Eagles announced three moves ahead of Week 2, elevating S Marcus Epps and TE Cameron Latu. The team also placed OT Cameron Williams on injured reserve in a corresponding move.